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Don't fail TO see the excellent line of new
goods received by Messrs. Frank & Camien
yesterday. They propose to fit up the boys
in the latest styles SO do not miss the oppor
tunity but go at once and your girl viii
think more of you
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~ feet on Lawrence avenue, tetEEeel
First and Second streets, for few days.
dCr4tf BUNNELL. * AOREHoUsE
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,f.o,fcusy MAGIC am.

Can and sae plat Of Magic Hi al once sIsf;
secure ths. finest suburban homes IL the cl.
on easy terms Allen. Graham & jogls---
35,f
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Bling! Bang! Boom

S. Drukker & Co. have today closed out
the last of Hays & Goldsteins addition, con
sisting of 95 lots situated north on Lawrence,
Topeka and Emporia avenues. The addition
was put on the market yesterday at /
O'Clock and went like hot cakes, keeping all
members of the firm hard at work making
deeds as the buyers were afraid they would
not get their lots, seeing them go so fast
However, S. Drukker & Co. made them all
happy after hard days work and succeeded
in making quite au enviable reputation by
selling 96 lots in nearly that many minutes
The firm feels so good over their success that
they viii hereafter devote a good portion of
their time to acre property. All those hav-
ing such Will do well to consult this firm of
live real estaters, that is if they wish to see
quick returns. 5. DRCKKER & Co,
72-lt* No. 224 n Main ST.
Notice 20 all real estate dealers and others
that my property on the corner of Water
man street and Fifth avenue is withdrawn
from the market. w l.. JOHNSON.
Wichita, February s, 1887. dts
Notice is given that the lots IA, 149 and
81. East Douglas avenue, are withdrawn
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Notice.

All real estate agents: Lots II, IA, 10, Is.
Fourth avenue, Hiltou'S addition, are with
lrawn from former prices
C.. W. MYERS
T., I, y
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Mr. and Mrs. a. Scott, OF Emporia, step
father and mother Of l.. W. Ong, are visit
ing the latter at his residence on North
Fourth avenue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-09

E. c. 81 l.. r. Coles addition to Carey
Park to be sold at auction is attracting
widespread attention. G6lSt
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AL kinds of bz.iIiE., E.aE4e constantly %
hand Call Oh TIA ArsZ71s.a Stone company
"a. Eas. Douglas avenue d4l+d
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The board of trustees for the John Bright
University" Will receive bids for location up
to the 18th Of Feb, reserving the right to
reject any or all bids Bids may be handed
to eitherN K. Stanley Or William F. Jester,
secretary Of the board, who will be found at
Allen Graham & Jones office Ala Z Douglas
avenue. They viii also answer any questions
or give any information desired d72 1t
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~osieo 70 gaB6ers..

Take .-Cannon Ball Stag froIa Cullis1n
for 5fee.9ssur- @~d
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February Syh.

Notice is hereby given that all my proper
ty is withdrawn from the hands OF real es-
tate men, and Is not nov on the market.
DIP liz HIRAM SMITH.
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Two show cases for sale cheap by Post, the
pa wnbroker, 42S Douglas ave. d6l-u
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i Special Bargain.

l03 feet on Emporia avenue, south Of
Second street, for few days
LrItf BUNNELL x A0REHOJsE.
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For sale,
6 or Room House Wanted,

A good card cutter i'll frst-class order.
VIII sell cheap. Enquire at this office. dS9-tf
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ssre-ial bargains ca Douglas aver'Ge aTss
Main street Allen. Graham IS Jones -,sti
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Read and drop in W .. Ri1dell d Cos.
office over the Kansas National bank, No.
134ls Main street, and they VIII write YOU a
deed ard make you happy well as money.
This Office does a strictly commission bust
ness and sell straight goods at owners
prices. Read the list, it is good:
50 IT Main st bet Walnut and Park. ) $500
- ii \ Topeka bet 18th and 18th stS. 24eO
% It Topeka bet Waterman and Lewis 500
100 # Market bet Park and 10th St.. $500
- It y Fourth bet 81 and Central 1880
30 # y Fourth bet Is: and 2nd ST 49, 1900
10 ft East Douglas ave............ 1900
loo fl Emporia bet Morris and Kel-
kp-- fekl
50 II cor OF Emporia aud English 800. 1000
- u Ger Of Topeka and Williams 2OOpg
- Il North Topeka ..... 400
soft cor Topeka and English ... 10000
10 II Central ave east -..... eDu
90 fl Central ave east loco
- Il Central ave east. e.1
- * Erie - cor ISt.......- lf5o
- e cor Oak and Water st 900
II lots cor Market and 18th . 1860
- Il South Lawrence 1928
! fine house and - it y Laurence Ss09
- e cor EEnpoFla ard iSt.........-.. l>t13
-Four lots here, and four lotS there. ard n
ali parts o. the CITY.
W. o. RIpDELL & Co.
No. i;sii over Kansas National bank Main
street. t7-if
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4 fue snare dram cAeap. Post, the paa8-
broker o11-A
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want to rent good q or room house.
d64tf L. w. CLAPP
Kos Harris Bldg, S. Main st.
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Notice is given that the lots IA, l49 and
l5l. East Douglas avenue, are withdrawn
from the market.
df2 Its WATKIN 81 GIBoNEY.
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Try B. Garcia & Co. s celebrated cigars at
Swentzell & Douglass Cuban hand made,
and strictly unfiayorcd 6l-12tT
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:.lAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following a.e the real estate transfers
corded il the register Of deeds Office yester-
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UtU
1900
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rely the n,nr A,,r.c,ion,

PITTsBuRg, Pa, Juno 30.-The Bos.
tons made their initial appearance at
RECREATION PaiS today after q special
procshsion thronsl the two cities had
been given In their honor, Kelly being
this STIR attraction. When they ar.
rived at the park they were greeted
enthusiastically by 400 spectators.
The Pittsburgs started Ine game by
making four runs in the frat inning,
three Of them being earned on a
double, home run, triple, base on
balls and q single. The Bostons also
started their hall OF the inning at q
lively pace, and made three runs, two
Of them being earned. They took the
lead In the fourth inning, making four
runs OIL three singles, a double, and
erors Of Coleman and Bsecher. In
the ninth inning the Pittsburgs again
took the lead. Singles by Coleman,
@ckinnon and Smith and q double
by Whitney brought in three runs,
winning the game. Score-Piitsburg,
10: Boston. 4
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The ASSlSSINS In JAIL.
THE LEADER OF THE GANG THAT
MURDERED
Turner and Manning at q Ford ON
the SunfiOwer River Con-
fesses the Crime.
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPKAL.l

lSrhClAL To Tux AffkALsl
CLEVELAND, MISS June 80. - Clevs-
land snd surrounding country Is badly
worked up over the investigation Of
the assassination OF Turner and Mar
ing, June 22d, resulting in tbs arrest
oil Jake Graham, the asssssirs tor,
and Allen Daniels and Oliver Marx,
ham accessories, all white men, who
have confessed the crime and been
sent 10 jail without bail. Two others,
Alex Lamascus and Tom Hun', are
implicated as having laid the plans for
the aeeassina ion. damascus came In
and gave himself over TO The author
tiles this morning. Hunt 10 still at
large, but will no doubt be captured ct
an early date. The particulars seem TO
be that Graham, Daniels and Asrk.
ham were stationed in ami u Vi q q
ford on Sur flower river to kill Mr.,
Reid and Love II they crossed at
the ford. Graham, who Gid the shoot.
ing didu't know either Of the men.
They had been on watch for s,ms
time and his two partners fell asleep.
IL was then tina. Turner and Mar ming
crossed the river. Graham opened
fire and killed both men, the shots
awakening the other. They, 10 sur.
prise, asked why he shot them. He
replied that he was put there to kill
some men and he killed them, ard
there was one more he wanted.
Lster-Hunt, the last Of the mur.
derers, was capture and lodged in Jail
here this evening.
This section was visited by fine
rains this evening which was badly
needed.
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field and Joe Sommer made ehortstop
instead.
! CLARK is playing very nervous
second for Nashville.
CLARKsoN is using "cbauge OF pace"
with great success this season.
HOGAN has borrowed Sneed's "kick-
ing shoes" Eddie should call himself
slack"
HARpIE RICHARDSON, ei the Detroits,
has made but one error in eighteen
games.
GEORGE McKRouGH is in fine trim
and he will pitch the game Of his life
this dternoon
HAYES caugh. nicely yesterday and
his work proved him to DO catcher
oil no mean order.
DAVE McKEoUdH caught beautiful
game yesterday. His throwing to
bises was excellent.
KSowLToN, released by Detroit 10
Kansas City, Is very sick. The climate
was too much for him.
JACK PKLTz did great work in center
field yesterday and his fielding was the
best ever seen In this city.
KELLY, OF the Rostons, is said to
have remarked that Chicago would
probably win the pennsnt.
WASHINGTON is trying to buy third
bssenan Rainey, Of Hamilton, and
pitcher Burdick, Of Oshkosh,
JOHNSTON, Boston's center fielder,
has not made an error since May Goth,
and he has played In twenty-five con-
secutive games.
HKREArTsR Cushman, Jack Lynch
and AL. Mays will do.all the pitching
for the Nets. Caylot can't be stuck
on Schaefier.
HOGAN did good work in right field,
but he spoiled tie good impression
made upon the audience by bis kick
ing, which was uncslled for.
GHoRGk WARRINGTON BEAD RY got
excited yesterday and threw the ball
over Fiflse' head-and the throw
allowed McAleer to make q home
run"
UMPIRE Suck did not show up on
time, and James Carr umpired> the
first inning. His calling OF balls and
strikes was good and his base decisio %
were first class.
MEMPHIS is scheduled TO play in
Nashville tomorrow; but the chances
are that the Nsshvilles will remain
here and play of the postponed game
with the Browns tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS Republican: President
Won der Abe yesterday received let
ter from Mr.. Simmons, Of the Athlet-
les, stating that the Athletic manage.
'ment had withdrawn the charge
AGAINST Comisky and Welch, ofths 81.
Louis club, They had, he said, acted
hastily, aud regretted what they had
done. When Mr.. Won der Abe was
asked II he would now withdraw the
charges against the Athletic players,
Stovey, Lsrkin and Milligsn, be said
"No, i ehsll let them stick"
ST. LOUIS Globe Democrat: A ques
ton was raised In the pool rooms
yesterday in regard to the proprle,y oil
paying tets on the forfeited game be
tween Detroit and New York II nc
protest Is raised by New York the
game will 20 on record In favor u
New York. and consequently taoss
betting on Detroit are entitled 10 theil
money. II, on the other hand, New
York protests the game, the propel
way would be TO hold the money until
the protest Ia acted on, because II New
Yorks protest Ia fsvorably acted OF
the game will have IN he played over
and all bets will be of.
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HORSE RACING.
Tho sport st sheepsheNd nay-The
Harry wfikcs-Gossip, ~, Race .
Hfppedrome.

Harry Wflkcs-Gossip, ~, Race .
NEW YoRK, June 30.-The combine
ton 81 fine weather and q good card
brought out very large attendance
10 the Sheepshead Bay races today.
1he track was fast and the racing en-.
cellent. Hanover won the Enporino
In tbs last time Of 1851, despite his
crushing weight OF l2s pounds. I,
was hard race on him, though, and
he showed several spur marks when
he returned 10 the scales.
First Raoe-Two year olds, thrs D.
quarters OF a mile. Bay Ridge, Iea
Tray, Pocstello, Belle Dor, Bigoyetl,
Tristan ard Subaltern. Tea Tray won
by length and half; Bay Ridge
second, Pocatella third. Time-l:l5t,
Second Race-Three year olds and
upward; one mile. Lucy b, Duplex,
King Fan, Troubadour, Ferg Kyle and
Gonialon. Troubadour.won by length,
Gonialon second, Duplex third.
Time-l:il.
Third Race-Handicsp, mile aud
three sixteenths. Elkwood, War
r. Rle, FRANK Nhru, beloR0elhnu ENG
MIA. Lelogos won by hall length,
Emwood second, Frank Ward third.
Tme-2:02
Fourth Rsct-Emporium stakes.
three year olds; mile and one-half.
Hanover, wilffed, Dunboyne ,Stoc kton,
0Leko, Banbidge, Biynwood and
Shasta. Hanover, 0neko and Dun.
boyne ran in close PROCESSION TO the
iurlong pole, where Hanover drew
out and won q grand race by two
lengths, Dunbdyne second, 0neko
third. Time 2:35I
Filth Rsce--Sslline: mile and a fur.
long. Biscuit, Icha Ban, Tornado,
Una b., Florencs NJ, Mslgam, Brown
Dude, Boar and Adrian. Brown Duke
won by q length, Una b. Eecond, Bos1
third. Time-l :53i.
SIKH Race-Twenty-eight pounds
added 10 weight for sgs, beaten allow.
snces; one mile on the Turf. Choctav,
v 1nderment, Grsnadler and sutler.
0noeiaw won by half q length, Wan.
dermsnt second, Gienadier third
Time-l "a.
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"BaSy" Aussn's Error.

CHICAGO, June s0.-Anson's errors
tell the sorry Of today's game In the
second innisg, O'Brien made q three
bagger and Ans0n's error let him In,
one run for Washington. In the
ninth, alter Chicago had made three
runa, Anson's error gave O'Day his
base and Illness home run tied the
score. Then on the tenth B. win
hit O'Brien with pitched hall giving
him q base, and Anson's error gave
him second and Mysrs made q base
bit which brought In the winning run.
Baldwin was hit freely. while the
white etockings had considerable trou.
BILE with 0'Day. Won Haltern did the
beet batting Of the Chicago team. He
is q ball player. OhicSgo, 8;
Washington, 4.
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South Paw Ramsey.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, June 3O.-The cham.
pions were compelled to s1ccumb to
the wonderful pitching OF South Paw
Ramfey today, bat four clean hits
telng made of his bath Dg work. He
strbck out sixteen men. aud was beau.
tiftlly supported by Kerins. The
ch4mpion's runs wers made on fear
fulIy wild throws by Ramsey, Werrick
snJ KeFins. Hudson evidently had
an Ibff day, a. be was bit very freely,
the Kentuckisns doing some heavy
smuggling. The work of Hecker,
Gleason, Comiskey and Bushong Was
noteworthy. Score st. Louis, A;
Louisville. IL,
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OsspIayed the Indiana.

NEW YoRK. June 30.-About 1000
kpse istors saw the gime AZ Staten Isl.
and today between the Metropolilaus
and Baltimores. The Marylanders
ont ,lsyed the Indians ut every point
AM, won with ridiculous ease. Shaffer
n. bed with little effect. The distin.
s{hl hing though not unusual feature
on hle game was the Amos. ircessant
"k ftkins"by the Baltimore r,n. They
CREATED such tumult that the on
lockers became Disguised, and many
went home before tho game was half
ov er. neutrality-suspicious., 4; Balti-
m ores, 10.
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Pine Blum Dbes Up Little Resx.

LITTLE Rock, ARK June S0.--Not.
withdrawing, Scting President Boz
sett's mandatory order Of yesterday to
Pine Bluff bsss ball club not 10
play the giants here to-day under pen
atty OF forfeiture Of their 5000 bond,
the infants appeared on the diamond
at 4 pm. to-day and walked of with
q score Of 2 to nothing in favor OF the
visitors. The Pine Bluff boys evident
IL came to Little Rock prepa red to
walk of with the jewels AZ, Whatever
cost, because they forced the giants to
accept their umpire, Dayle by name,
whose imperial decisions 70 disguised
the giants that all efforts to make q
score were abs ndoned and the. game
given the infants by common consent.
The Little Rock were thinking Of pre-
senting President Bcssstt with a
leather medal for bis wise stake Of
policy in suspsnding them from the
league,
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PHILADELPHIA, PA June 30.-About
5000 persons went TO Point Breeze this
afternoon 10 witness the race between
Harry Wilkes and Gossip, Jr, which
was postponed from Thursday OF last
week. The announced purse was
5000, with an additional $1,000 for the
horse breaking the record OF 2:l31.
The affair proved a failure, and the
SPECTATOR pronounced IL a hippo
drome. Gossip, Jr., was not in COZ.
dltion Tor q race, and was drawn
alter two heats, both Of which
were easily won by Harry
wilkes In very slow time. Frank Van
Ness drove Harry wilkes, and p. 4.
FhE, the owner, drove Gossip, IT,,
This being his frst public appearances
with his own horse. Harry Wilkes
won the first beat by two lengths In
2:53i, and the second by about 100
yards In 2;2l. Harry Wilkes was
then sent one heat against the best
time over the Point Breeze track--st.
yulien's 2;l7-and easily lrot,ed In
2:l6l.
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IVES on Errors.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, ISp., June 30-It
was not Boylss's pitching that lost the
game 10 Indianapolis today, for he had
u well won for his team up 10 the
seventh inning. when a number OF
costly erron gave New York Ave runs
and tied the scores. The home team
earned two runs In the first on triple
and three singles and three In the
1second on two doubles. a triple and an
'out. -Four more runs we're made in
the 9th on two singles, an error, q
three Dagger, two steals and two outs.
In the Eighth an error and two singles
gave them what ought TO have ., an
the winning run, but for costly ..Urs
by Cahill and Denny In the ninTh.
The visiton got w. .uIs. In the
fourth on double, a steal, two errors
and two singles, and one in the 9th
on home run drive BY CoHnor. They
piled mp five runs and tied the score In
the ssventh on four singles, an error,
. base on balls and q passed bal, and
won tbs game In the ninth on q single
and Q couple Of errors. after two men
had been struck out. Tieruan re-
heved WEIGH In the sixth inning, after
fourteen clean hits had been made of
HE delivery. Scors--Indianapolis, 10
New YORK, 4.
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SOeiable Hflting.

DyrRoIT, MICH, June 30.-By su-
periSr fielding and more sociable hit
ting the representatives Of the city OF
brotherly love won todsy's "a re.
Brorlhers's home run was one OF the
festures. While the general playing
OF both mines was good, there was
listlessness about Il that spoiled much
OF the interest Of the game. score-
Detroit, B; Philadelphia, 10.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, June so.-Nlsht--Rivsf u isst 8
inehs. ~ The sauEe and falling. Weather
EvAAsviLLE. June 0.--sIshi-Riysr s
feet lnehsf on the sause apo falling.
IIkCnNhT1, June O.-Nisht River .
foot Inches on the sauss and hliins.
Weather clear and hot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-01

Fuller, made the two Birmingham
runs IN the fourth inning. The fsat-
ure Of the locals's zane wa Dufy's
playing In center field. He took
eight dies, some Of them very hard
running one hand catch Of what
looked like home run hit. The
grand stand mode him up purse Of
little over $40. y
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biliousnes, constipation or torpid
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tennessee Midland Railway,
Malice l0 li0nlrnclaIa.

SRlLED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the
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the 18th day Of July, 1857, for the graduation,
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dies and specihoa,lons can be sesa on and
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Contractors are requested 10 bear In mind
that tenders will not be considered unless
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Security Savings Bank
DEP0sIroR.' NOTICE.

INTEREST At the rate Of per cent. yer
Il annum will be entered on all deposits
entitled thsrsto, payable on and after july
|, 1857. Interest not drawn will be credited
same AZ any regular deposit. All deposits
made prior 10 the 5th day Of each month will
n j. BLACK. Cashier.
MEsPHia, TNss., June "a, 1857.
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ALwArs AVOID HARSH fuRgATIvK
Pills. They hut make yon sick and
then lesfs you cons,lpstsd. Carriers
Little Lfef Pills regulate the bowels
and mai You well. Dose, one pill.
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CouIdn't Bunch Their Hits.

OVun nunoo hmonh AhtDs
CLEVELAND, o June So cleveland
won todsy's game because Cincinnati
could not bunch their hits. Daley
was hit for fifteen bases, but the Wis.
itos failed to make runs on them.
SccIe-Clevelsnd, IS; Cincinnati, /.
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DIED.

MAdEVENH-Thursday meyning, juno
80. ls5, atilil6 o'clock, MARr READ, iatant
daughter Of Elizabeth R. and tho late
Michel Masovsny, ased year and 10
mort u. Due notice Of aneral will he giyen.